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In a bid to promote the diversity, taste, and value of Nepali mangoes, the three-day ‘Nepal Mango Festival 2025’ kicked off at Walnut Bistro in Lazimpat. The festival aims to showcase and facilitate the sale of over 10 different varieties of mangoes to the public. A highlight of the festival is a mango-eating competition that has drawn significant attention.
One of the most expensive mango varieties showcased at the event is the ‘Taiyo no Tomago’ mango imported from Japan, with a price ranging from 3 to 4 lakhs per kilogram. The festival not only celebrates local mango varieties but also introduces exotic and high-end options to the audience.
The event features a display of various mango varieties, attracting visitors with their vibrant colors and unique shapes. The festival creates a platform for mango enthusiasts to indulge in the diverse flavors and textures of different mango species. The ‘Nepal Mango Festival 2025’ promises to be a treat for mango lovers and a celebration of the rich agricultural heritage of the country.
Opinion from Ramesh Khatri, representative of Kansai Nepal News: “The Nepal Mango Festival serves as a wonderful platform to not only promote local produce but also introduce international mango varieties to the Nepali market. It showcases the potential of Nepali agriculture and highlights the importance of preserving and celebrating our agricultural heritage.”
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Author: MAYA | HARUTO
Posted at: June 27, 2025 7:00 pm
